Just remember to send the battleships at the enemy in a really close formation, so one enemy hit will cripple several ships. Also, don't worry about ammo, it's unlimited. Shoot each bug hundreds of times at least, even after it's been blown to bits.

Lord Snoopy's G.P.E.H.:Just remember to send the battleships at the enemy in a really close formation, so one enemy hit will cripple several ships. Also, don't worry about ammo, it's unlimited. Shoot each bug hundreds of times at least, even after it's been blown to bits.

give me doughnuts:Lord Snoopy's G.P.E.H.: Just remember to send the battleships at the enemy in a really close formation, so one enemy hit will cripple several ships. Also, don't worry about ammo, it's unlimited. Shoot each bug hundreds of times at least, even after it's been blown to bits.

Lord Snoopy's G.P.E.H.:Just remember to send the battleships at the enemy in a really close formation, so one enemy hit will cripple several ships. Also, don't worry about ammo, it's unlimited. Shoot each bug hundreds of times at least, even after it's been blown to bits.

Now all we need is beer, a football, and an electric violin.

I'm allergic to gluten, shiat at football, and clumsy infests my fingers. Got a pastime I can get into?

Lord Snoopy's G.P.E.H.:Just remember to send the battleships at the enemy in a really close formation, so one enemy hit will cripple several ships. Also, don't worry about ammo, it's unlimited. Shoot each bug hundreds of times at least, even after it's been blown to bits.

Now all we need is beer, a football, and an electric violin.

That movie was painfully bad. Which is a shame because the book is virtually tailor made for a big sci fi flick.

No, it's because space debris tends to follow in fairly tight orbits after collisions. It's likely that Earth is plowing into bits of 012 DA14 that broke off due to previous impacts and are now all clustered in roughly the same orbit.

Space is really really farking big. There is an infinitesimally small probability that this is just "coincidence"

Fark Rye For Many Whores:Lord Snoopy's G.P.E.H.: Just remember to send the battleships at the enemy in a really close formation, so one enemy hit will cripple several ships. Also, don't worry about ammo, it's unlimited. Shoot each bug hundreds of times at least, even after it's been blown to bits.

Now all we need is beer, a football, and an electric violin.

I'm allergic to gluten, shiat at football, and clumsy infests my fingers. Got a pastime I can get into?

In science, there's an event called a stochastic process. It happens when you have a system that follows a set of rules, but there's a random nature to it as well, making it hard to predict exactly how things will turn out.

Am I the only one who figured that the asteroid impact in Starship Troopers wasn't caused by the insects? Seriously, traveling across the galaxy at sub-light speeds would take very, very long, meaning the asteroid would have been launched long before humans and bugs had ever met.

Happy to see so many people enjoyed the movie everyone loves to trash. Personally I greatly enjoyed armageddon AND starship troopers. If they could get the original cast I'd love to see a sequel to armageddon - minus bruce willis of course. But this time, please, no aerosmith.

State_College_Arsonist:Am I the only one who figured that the asteroid impact in Starship Troopers wasn't caused by the insects? Seriously, traveling across the galaxy at sub-light speeds would take very, very long, meaning the asteroid would have been launched long before humans and bugs had ever met.

You could not have chosen a worse movie about which to air your plot hole displeasure.

State_College_Arsonist:Am I the only one who figured that the asteroid impact in Starship Troopers wasn't caused by the insects? Seriously, traveling across the galaxy at sub-light speeds would take very, very long, meaning the asteroid would have been launched long before humans and bugs had ever met.

And the moon has a giant space station with huge turrets on it. And there are ships patrolling earth orbit, and one ship encounters the asteroid but apparently does nothing to calculate the path of this uncharted object/is unable to put in at the nearest port in time to get their hands on a working transmitter after being damaged.

My above joke aside, it's heavily implied.

Verhoeven was probably referencing popular conspiracy theories, such as the idea that FDR "let Pearl Harbor happen," since the whole film is a satire of militarism and propaganda flicks.